Last month, Kinneret Day School students, parents, staff, friends and family were treated to an outstanding production of William Shakespeare’s tragedy, “Macbeth.” Directed by Assistant Principal Allyson Israel, the Kinneret Shakespeare Society

As the school year drew to a close, the entry hallway of Westchester Day School was lined with five original miniature geometry cities, the result of a collaborative design project in the third grade.

Camp 613 started the nine days on Friday by adding the mitzvah of challah making to our day. After discussing the importance of hafrashas challah, campers decorated their challah Camp 613 style. Chocolate chips, sugary cinnamon and colored sprinkles topped the dough and smiles

From Mountain Creek, Rye Playland, Dave & Busters, Bowcraft and Urban Air, Camp Shalom hit the main attractions in the area and loved every minute of it! Campers made sure to #GetInTheGame “the Torah way” by having fun while making a kiddush Hashem. Now that is success

Dr. Schnitzel came to camp Kef- how fun! In Camp Kef, the campers have something new and exciting every week!

Author’s note: Abby Finkelstein is my granddaughter and I couldn’t be more proud of her graduation address to her fellow graduates.

On June 17, WTA families gathered at the site of their new property in celebration of another successful school year. The “Ratzim B’Tzevah” Color Run campaign raised over $70,000 that will go toward building the playground on their

Dressed in complete costume, including wacky colored wigs and make up, students in drama club at Westchester Torah Academy performed their second production of the school year—”Sideways Stories From a Wayside School,” based on novels by Louis Sachar. Elementary

R. Isaac Luria, otherwise known as the Arizal, used to say that, even before tefilla or ritual, every day should be started by accepting upon oneself the mitzvah of